10 Column sums/roots

Reply #9

LANTERN — Sun, 15 Aug 2004 22:56:55 GMT

MikeKThanks a lot.

Reply #8

Blackapple — Sun, 15 Aug 2004 21:50:01 GMT

Superb

Reply #7

MikeK — Sun, 15 Aug 2004 21:38:43 GMT

Lantern, YOUR LUCKY NUMBERS 2001 was a Windows program (worked with Windows 3.1 and Windows 95). It could handle all lottery games and used my binary/12 and other similar reduction methods. It actually picked numbers randomly after adjusting the probability for each number according to its position and frequency within the previous 12+ draws. It was certainly unique. The programming language I used for it died out, and the support of the many changes required to update the program for new and... [ More ]

Reply #6

LANTERN — Sun, 15 Aug 2004 17:08:07 GMT

Those are just the pick 3 combos, in the first chart by MikeK they are separated by roots (sum-roots] and they are all 1000 straight combos,On the last chart they are the box pick 3 numbers all 220 singles and doubles and they are separated by their sums first and then by their roots.

Reply #5

LANTERN — Sun, 15 Aug 2004 16:43:51 GMT

Thank you, yes I guess that It would not be practical for all the 1000 numbers.By the way for a long time I have been wondering a bout one of your old programs called Your Lucky Numbers 2001.Was that an ebook or an Exel program and what happened to it, I have heard some very good things about it and I wish that I could buy it.

Reply #4

MikeK — Sun, 15 Aug 2004 16:22:15 GMT

Lotto-Logix uses only Boxed Numbers and the CRUNCH is sorting (at least for now) only by the number of occurrences. So the closest to the Lotto-Logix way would be this, a SUM list with the roots in parenthesis:Date/Time: Sun Aug 15 09:13:55 PDT 2004INPUT DATA:<AddList:NumberClasses> B<SetSort:Sums><SetOutput:Roots> Y, N, Y, YOUTPUT DATA:Sums: 00(1)000(0)Sums: 01(1)001(1)Sums: 26(1)899(8)Sums: 27(1)999(9)Sums: 02(2)002(2), 011(2)Sums: 25(2)799(7), 889(7)Sums: 03(3)003(3), 012(3), 111(3)Sums: 24(3... [ More ]

Reply #3

LANTERN — Sun, 15 Aug 2004 16:05:11 GMT

MikeKIs it possible to do that with both the roots and sums or sums and roots, so the 1000 will show both sums and roots, it would be best if they were divided by 27 sums with also the roots in about the same kind of way as the sum and sum-root chart that is at LottoLogix.

Reply #2

MikeK — Sun, 15 Aug 2004 15:59:45 GMT

And the other way:All 1000 numbers in Roots and the 10 column sums in parenthesis CRUNCHED....Date/Time: Sun Aug 15 08:56:10 PDT 2004INPUT DATA:<AddList:NumberTypes> S, D, T<SetSort:Roots><SetOutput:10ColumnSums> Y, N, Y, YOUTPUT DATA:Roots: 0(1)000(0)Roots: 1(111)001(1), 010(1), 019(0), 028(0), 037(0), 046(0), 055(0), 064(0), 073(0), 082(0), 091(0), 100(1), 109(0), 118(0), 127(0), 136(0), 145(0), 154(0), 163(0), 172(0), 181(0), 190(0), 199(9), 208(0), 217(0), 226(0), 235(0), 244(0), 253(0), 262... [ More ]

Reply #1

MikeK — Sun, 15 Aug 2004 15:55:16 GMT

All 1000 numbers in 10 Column sums with the Root in Parenthesis CRUNCHEDBRDate/Time: Sun Aug 15 08:50:05 PDT 2004INPUT DATA:<AddList:NumberTypes> S, D, T<SetSort:10ColumnSums><SetOutput:Roots> Y, N, Y, YOUTPUT DATA:10ColumnSums: 0(100)000(0), 019(1), 028(1), 037(1), 046(1), 055(1), 064(1), 073(1), 082(1), 091(1), 109(1), 118(1), 127(1), 136(1), 145(1), 154(1), 163(1), 172(1), 181(1), 190(1), 208(1), 217(1), 226(1), 235(1), 244(1), 253(1), 262(1), 271(1), 280(1), 299(2), 307(1), 316(1), 325(1), 3... [ More ]

10 Column sums/roots

Littleoldlady — Sun, 15 Aug 2004 15:46:04 GMT

Check Me for errors, please. Sum 0 root Sum 1 root Sum 2 root Sum 3 root Sum 4 root 271 1 146 2 624 3 391 4 617 5 794 2 470 2 589 4 012 3 103 4 398 2 380 2 796 4 760 4 518 5 190 1 759 3 408 3 364 4 798 6 857 2 452 2 516 3 328 4 563 5 820 1 821 2 543 3 409 4 194 5 316 1 560 2 318 3 689 5 284 5 569 2 867 3 417 3 571 4 473 5 604 1 317 2 192 3 814 4 950 5 235 1 849 3 570 3 724 4 608 5 541 1 623 2 390 3 526 4 923 5 370 1 209 2 237 3 508 4 572 5 Doubles Doubles Doubles Doubles Doubles 929 2 993 3... [ More ]